The Types segment classifies caskets by construction material and functional attributes, each influencing price points and market volume. Wooden caskets, typically crafted from pine or oak, dominate the mid‑range tier and generate approximately 40 % of revenue due to broad consumer acceptance and moderate cost. Metal variants, often stainless steel or aluminum, occupy a premium niche, contributing around 25 % of sales; their durability and aesthetic appeal justify higher pricing. Biodegradable models, made from recycled paper, cornstarch, or bamboo, are emerging with a 20 % market share, driven by environmentally conscious owners and regulatory incentives for sustainable disposal. Finally, Customizable caskets—featuring personalized engraving, color options, or accessory kits—represent the remaining 15 % and command the highest per‑unit price, reflecting the willingness of a subset of owners to invest in bespoke memorialization. Together, these type categories delineate the market taxonomy and shape production strategies across the sector.